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Using Med-Arb in Condo Disputes

Author: 
Colm Brannigan
Publication date:
October 12, 2018
Article Summary: 

The article discusses the concept of using a hybrid dispute resolution process called "med-arb" in condominium disputes. Med-arb combines mediation and arbitration, where an impartial third party first attempts to mediate a settlement between the parties, and if mediation fails, the same person acts as an arbitrator and makes a binding decision. The author highlights the potential benefits of using med-arb in condominium disputes, especially in resolving difficult issues related to shared facilities. A case study based on an actual condominium dispute demonstrates the successful use of med-arb, resulting in a cost-effective and fair resolution.

Keywords: 

Med-Arb, Mediation, Arbitration, Condominium Disputes, Hybrid Process, Conflict Management, Dispute Resolution, Shared Facilities, Ontario Cannabis Act, Condominium Act Amendments, Condominium Authority, Condominium Tribunal, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Mediator-Arbitrator, Conflict Resolution, Case Study, Cost-Effective Resolution,


Source Citation: 
Colm Brannigan
Using Med-Arb in Condo Disputes
October 12, 2018
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